Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Tampa Bay 28's Chief Meteorologist Denis Phillips and Katja Miller from Hillsborough County's Office of Emergency Management join Grace and Tyler for an in-depth conversation about what to expect this hurricane season, how Hillsborough County prepares year-round, and what residents can do now to stay ready.
Denis shares his expertise on hurricane behavior, how weather patterns can impact our area, and the fun backstory behind his trademark suspenders.
Whether you're a lifelong Floridian or preparing for your first hurricane season, this episode is packed with expert insights and tips to help keep you and your family safe.
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Tampa Bay 28's Chief Meteorologist Denis Phillips and Katja Miller from Hillsborough County's Office of Emergency Management join Grace and Tyler for an in-depth conversation about what to expect this hurricane season, how Hillsborough County prepares year-round, and what residents can do now to stay ready.
Denis shares his expertise on hurricane behavior, how weather patterns can impact our area, and the fun backstory behind his trademark suspenders.
Whether you're a lifelong Floridian or preparing for your first hurricane season, this episode is packed with expert insights and tips to help keep you and your family safe.
The Official Hillsborough County, Florida Government YouTube channel is powered by Hillsborough Television (HTV), find more of our programming at these outlets:
Hillsborough County, Florida cable TV subscribers can view us on:
Frontier - Ch. 22
Spectrum - Ch. 637
Also view us on:
LIVE: hillsboroughcounty.granicus.com/player/camera/2?
VOD: hillsboroughcounty.granicus.com/ViewPublisher.php?view_id=1
The Official Hillsborough County, Florida Government Website:
HCFL.gov
Become a fan of Hillsborough County, Florida on Facebook at...
facebook.com/hillsboroughFL
Follow Hillsborough County, Florida on Twitter at...
twitter.com/hillsboroughFL
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